Looking for some free printable letter H worksheets that help your preschooler or kindergartener with letter recognition? If so, I’ve got a terrific letter H worksheet pack to share with your today.
So whether you are doing preschool at home or are doing letter-a-day activities with your kindergartener, I think you will find this letter H printable helpful.
Let’s begin, and I’ll show you what is in this letter H worksheets pack!
Letter H Worksheets
Before you jump to the download, let me give you a quick glance at the eight letter H worksheets that are available in this free letter H printable. Each of these worksheets aims to teach the uppercase and lowercase H while building basic handwriting, vocabulary, fine motor skills, and phonetic awareness.
1. Letter H Worksheets for Preschool
The first two letter H worksheets are geared towards early learners. They feature a picture of an item that starts with H, followed by a large upper and lowercase letter H to color, and an H word to practice tracing.
Tip: Want reusable worksheets? Just laminate the preschool pages, and you can use them over and over!
2. Uppercase H and Lowercase Letter H Worksheets
Now to practice distinguishing between the upper and lowercase H. These printables reinforce prewriting, letter formation, beginning sounds, vocabulary words, and letter differentiation, all for letter H.
3. Color the Objects – Letter H Worksheet
This next letter H practice page helps kids to identify words that begin with the H sound. This page helps to build sound differentiation between other letters in the alphabet, as well as, practicing the sound that letter H makes.
4. Letter H Handwriting Pages
Are you kids ready to start learning how to write the letter H? If so, this letter H handwriting practice page is great place to start.
Note: Before you begin, make sure you instruct your kids to follow the stroke marks and tracing lines to learn how to write the letter H correctly.
5. Letter H Drawing Worksheet
For this next free letter H printable, have your students read the given word, trace it, then draw a picture that corresponds with the word. (Note: you might need to help read the word to the child, depending on their level.)
6. H Words Tracing – Letter H Worksheets for Kindergarten
The last letter H worksheet in this pack is a list of common H words that your kids can read, trace, and practice. Have your kids read each word out loud then trace it using their best handwriting.
Tips for Teaching Letter H to Preschoolers & Kindergarteners
The letter H makes the /h/ sound as in: have, how, home. One way you can teach your kids the /h/ sound is to have them open their mouth and send a puff of air out. Encourage them to feel their chest fall with the exhalation.
Another thing to keep in mind for younger children, is visual letter confusion OR letter reversal. This confusion is very common as kids are learning their alphabet, but with a little bit of practice, can easily be straightened out. The uppercase H can sometimes be confused with the letter A. (Try differentstrategies for learning letters and soundsto help with these common mixups.)
Free Printable Letter H Worksheets
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Letter H Worksheets – Q & A
1. What four letter words start with H for kids?
Hand, here, hear, herd, hose, hope, hook, hard, harp, hare, hole, hide, hive, heap, hint, horn, hero, high, hold, heat, hoop, and heal.
2. Can you name some objects that begin with letter H?
House, hat, heart, and hand. For more items that begin with H, check out the Full List of Objects that Start with H !
3. Where can I find a huge list of words that begin with H?
For a huge list of words that begin with H, check out this H Words for Kids page!
4. Where can I find letter H worksheets for toddlers?
This free letter H learning pack with toddlers as well! The coloring and pencil practice is great for dexterity and building fine motor skills while introducing the letter and sound of H.
